Listening To Music Stored In A Computer - Network Media; What Is Network Media; About Servers - Sony Giga Juke NAS-50HDE Operating Instructions Manual

Listening to Music Stored in a
Computer — Network Media
What is Network
Media?
The NETWORK MEDIA function allows
you to transfer audio files and image
files between components over a private
network or a shared network (e.g., within
an office, school and other building). This
is possible because the unit conforms
to the DLNA (Digital Living Network
Alliance) Interoperability Guidelines
version 1.0, which allow you to use the unit
as a DLNA-compatible digital media player
(a client) to play audio data stored on
another DLNA-compatible digital media
server*.
This unit (client)
* For the latest information about servers supported
by this unit, refer to the customer support site of
Sony Europe, http://support.sony-europe.com/
(for the customers in Europe only).

GB
Computer, etc. (server)

About servers

Some DLNA-compatible servers allow
the client to display playlists stored in the
audio file management database of the
server through the NETWORK MEDIA
function.
 S ervers that support the display of
playlists ( ):
Sony VAIO computers with VAIO Media,
etc.
This unit (client) can display playlists
created by the SonicStage software.
 O ther servers (
Computers other than those indicated
above.
This unit (client) displays the file
structure as it exists on the computer.
):